Fundraising for treatment
Explore the campaigns of the children and families we are currently supporting on their fundraising journey.
Some families affected by neuroblastoma choose to fundraise for access to treatment that is not routinely available through the NHS. Solving Kids’ Cancer UK supports families who choose this path by helping them manage fundraising campaigns and navigate the practical challenges that often come with accessing treatment.
Choosing to fundraise for additional treatments is a deeply personal choice and one that should be made in partnership with your child's medical team.
If you are looking for information about fundraising for treatment, including how the process works and the support available, please visit our service page below.
Further reading: Fundraising for treatment not available through the NHS
Current campaigns
Donations made to children's fundraising campaigns will go towards supporting the child and family to access treatment and with any pastoral needs. If a child and family no longer needs the funds or a child is in remission seven years post the end of successful treatment, the funds will be used to support other children and families affected by neuroblastoma through Solving Kids' Cancer UK's activities.
Ashlee is 17 years old and loves music, fashion and her dog, Angel. Ashlee completed the bivalent vaccine clinical trial in December 2021, thanks to the amazing support her campaign received to raise the £239,000 needed.
Maya is 10 years old. She’s the same feisty and stubborn girl her family have known since she was born. After completing frontline treatment for high-risk neuroblastoma in 2020 and the bivalent vaccine clinical trial in America, Maya sadly relapsed in the summer of 2023.
Mikey is eight years old and loves all things dinosaur-related and playing with his little brother, Bobby. Mikey completed the bivalent vaccine clinical trial at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in April 2020.
On the 8th December 2025, Reuben Singh Virdee left this earth, at home in his bed snuggled between his mummy and daddy. Jess and Kulwant are so proud and grateful for their absolute warrior. A beautiful soul whose loss will leave the family forever truly, totally heartbroken. Jess and Kulwant are and forever will be grateful for the communities’ love and support.
